

I read somewhere that if から follows a verb, the use will be **because/reason**
is it always like that?

I got confused in this sentence:

> あぶないだろ家まで送るから

家まで送る is clear to me but I was thrown off because of から. Is the translation:
_It is dangerous so (kara) I will take you (made) home_ or should it be: _It
is dangerous. I will take/see you until we reach your home_


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Use of から in 家まで送るから


Another usage of から is _showing strong assertion or determination_. So if
家まで送る translates into "I will take you home", then 家まで送るから can perhaps be "I
will take you home (with a determined, won't-take-no-for-an-answer face)". By
the way, any chance だろ is actually だろう?


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I think there has to be some sentence after から. 危ないだろ 家まで送るから(歩いて帰らなくていいよ)
危ないだろ 家まで送るから(ちょっと待ってて)


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